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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

re EEplalas some Ehiugs Ia Relation 10
an alleged Money fsmtne.

an alleged Money famiHe.
Tbs feaeraf having trisd 20 create q
sensation b. alleg.as .aas there was 20 he a
money lan.re. created by the operation
of tie new city charter, Hon. John
Eigsaa makes the following statement
10 tl.t Ell.cr oi the FELgssAsi HEAD
notce in Ihs D,.aarf1s sensational AZ
tIe,e healed. a Famine 81 Money The
arlieie la question goes GA 20 discuss the
q arier Amendment sud evidently RON
chs pen oi rnan ] alluae 20 the editor OF
tba. paper) who did al in his power 70 de-
fsat be amendments 70 the charter passed
IS ne legislature al its last ses.lon where
hy the tarpsgers OF Grand Rapids would
% SAY the least get the interest on q
daily balance thss would ret them s. 600
Yer yesr instead OF that amount gong into
abe pockets OF tns man who might De .orign-
ale enough 20 b. elected treasurer under
,he old charter. Now. M. EiltOr. / desire
60 inf1rm ihs Democrat thai there is 70
"ismiae iu city money 80 lar as fault IN
TIE charter is concerned. and II the Bea1o.
rr0' would take one-haif the pains IN
property explaining toe charter that il does
ia misleading the Common Council and
the public IN relation thereto. II would be
con le-rlng upon the public something
which they arc entitled 80 from the press.
bu, 50 lar As the ieN0rrgt IS concerned,
never received Now. Il the Common
Ccuuci has oeen allowing the City Clerk
and Controller to draw their war
rant On the Treasurer for orders on
local improvement funds IN which there
was no money and the treasurer is permitted
10 Craw irOm the designated city depository
money which belongs TO other funds with
ths pretense OF holding il sor the payment Of
B.. - = t.,f,
bee the case, the Common Council
is doing what IL was not authorized
"a 30 by the charter. II The Comptroller
persists ia presenting those orders 10
Tie Council on sqecia. improvements. IN
TIE weekly budget as A whole. II Is very
easy for tie Council TO strike them from
ths report and sct on them afterwar1 As
provided very plainly by the charter. or
tie Comptroller can present them IN
separate report. They can be APP
proved oy the Council and take the regu-
lar course provided by the charter, VIZ
deli vered 10 the owner who presents
them TO the treasurer. aud il there is monev
in the tuni upon which they are drawn
pa them II not, endorse upon the back
he date when presented. From this date
the order draws interest. Now, Mr. Ed-
tor. YOU can readily zee thai the
manner IN which the Council allowed
the Citv Treasurer 10 get possession Of
some $4,000 Is very strange. 10 saw the
ieasi. when the charter as amended
plainly SAYS that the clerk shall draw an
order on the depository for the amount al
lowed by tae Council. Now why should
the Council include orders 90 special funds
in which there Is no money. 10 remain in
the Cocirtroller's report when adopted,
when they know, or should know, what
q G.sDOsiti1n - make OF tleni
Respectfully yours.
JOHN kIILEAF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Architect Osgoo6 OF this city, two Ne
troll and one Philadelphia architect are
now st work, preparing plans anu spec;hca-
tons for the proposed new Union denot.
lne building. Is now contemplated. will be
about 20 feet long. 90 ieet wide and tTo or
three stories high, surInountea with a hand
some tower. The material will be Of brick,
stone and iron, and il il estimated will cost
100000 or more. A roof wiil extend out
over the railroad tracks To protect the tray
eiers and 10 permit the putting in OF gates
u save people from chance of accident
The depot will, probably, be erected next
year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
UBICGGOODS
DGPARTmGnC.

To cloSe-Our entire line OF
white goods, India lawns,
princess lawns. Persian
mills cable checks and
stripes, victoria lawns.
corded and figured mar
saliles. at from 33 IA TO
So PER cent less than the
early season price.
To close-75 ecru robes, ten
yards plain goods and nine
yards Of embroidery al
$500 each. reduced from
S. oo.
To close 10 ccru robes. same
quality CT material atS7.So
each, former piicc S4.co
sash.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
MANHATTAN 10 The FRONT.
The Patronage 81 Liberal That Imprsve-
meats Are Fast Deing sIede.

Nothing Is more indicative CT the fact that
Grand Rapids is fast getting more and more
metropolitan every day that the liberal
patronage which is being given AR Chas.
Ssi.eil at his Manhattan" bathing house
and grounds At Reeds Lake. Never until
this season has any effort been made TO
furnish a Erst class bathing place 10 the
people OF Grand Rapids, and r1any Of them
especially the ladies know nothing by ex-
perience Of this popular amusement The
patronage Mr. Ssidell has received at The
Manhattan has Ia excseded ms expecta-
tons and accommodations until IT has be-
come absolutely necessary that = new bath
house be erected for the exclusive use o.
ladies with and without escorts. This Is
already being done and the new house wiz
stand on the point Iust west oi The Manhat-
tsn on the point where the new dock has
just been built. Instructors viii he fur
nished ~ request 10 teach the ladies who
desire TO iearn the art of swimming and
with these added facilities Mr.. Sc,dsil vii
be more than ever accommodating 20 the
public who viii have bathing pufiieses
second 10 none in the state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
sannuon Taken % PrI.on.

Miles shannon, the prisoner held &, ths
jail Friday nlga;, was taken 20 lonia YES
terday by l. :. Marshal Waters. whefe he
IS 70 serve oae wear and psy 500 one. The
commitment under which be - heio ssys
tnal tie CItnse oi which be was convicted
was aiding, abe;tinR, persuading and
enocing soldier 20 oeser' The army and
that he sbsli serve one year IN prison ana
pay 500, or romain IN prison until he
psy thas smouut
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Nss 1nrne.s .hs usaa r. so rss ssrt
the ~ sr az nisat sud uno vas 8. ana
n Destitute tireuals ances. uss ursvifsa ~
t'ee Superintendent ~ fhe Paer yesterday
Tith 4rsr4e8Ffsf .oa o. fitnsins kiszan
3antF vaefe sts m0fae- sa o.f ia8r ~
sfsp4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

At the tent on South Division-st. last
night large and attentive audience list
ened to the conclusion Of the discourse on
the Inspiration of the Bible" given by
Ed. w. G. Wales. His subject tonight is
The Second Coming OF Christ" Eia L. d.
Van Hoin speaks al 1870 this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
DRGSSGOODS
DGPHRTnlGDC.

To close-5oo yards OF mixep
suitings at roc.
To clio ic-yoo yards Of wool
zephyr suitings, Scautl-
iul fabric fog ea-ly fall
wear, at 4s cts; regular
price CSC.
To closc-Ioo yards stripes and
checks, all shades. at 72c
per yard.
To close -25 combination salts
one-third less than for
mer price,
To olose-a large as sortncnt o.
short ends OF wool dress
GOODS, excellent tor chill
drcn 5 dresses, ladies
wrappers. house Jackets.
etc viii b sold regardless
OF cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Hason's Shoes are warranted 70 wear out
three pair a. soiss. a. E5. ODonnell's
price S. 3 MoEroe-st., cast side of Cgmpau
Square
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Winch Bros. shoesFor $500 &. the Boston
Shoe Store. q Monroe-st.. east side OF
Csmpau Square Ed. O'DoSNELL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

IA RI 4aos=ts Esflsss 81 tss otsessiees -
tAs oeaes1sEfsea ~ tie fs<pes~a
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altl,s ie ~ htzulItF f8 tne cay flat /. las
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- - re fest g. we ttIr - iitipees sI7'''-
ttaA Nt t"F -'sAi if
'f -ehF te-'ta- tf tasAs 20 sHf
t-t '.s''af ,t+r- 90 sseels- ~ : tAe eyN
t@a'lea "i ta- rssa .'41y
taat a+a e. ftet'tsifr f'f.t iA AZ
tfe -'fee.- a. gre -l-1 .a -ns 1fst i-s'slee,
eAt
a. sa- etf -af 1r-'lsf n2N nnf at
t-'eas t-t1 as ea.4--iaei ia ne y
.si i'-aa N. ii.et 70 Ai@llff N.ias
tf r. t a tH. nf ot Hth7 %
- tr etH fsfs Deaee 'ae .it II
W -o uf tae ifrl.-ei-a ~
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tat eate f-e reui arg lo uel dis
M - Gas t a %. r4tf irfFof
aas -~ eaaas A Qefst1 faltaF -
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t'f a-e s9 foas ,aea 19i1.Ee
o. -,-l .lsas'saus 81 lle irietesi ai
ar ~ large fof % s.Hld apa.s ac. 20
A.e Ntr e.I.t iIte sIula olf iu ali Huei 4i
.1ac o err rtF tng at flme tu c.sme
AtfaaI experience ID operating unlef ile
Ftri.at Hfa. .aahte hs- demonstrate Char
casey eal rteoelrs rr.se cy n1tcl i- IS ot
hf.'nr iu' fts1e- tl4t tne nEl. De reserved
'- -s g. 4ne.. '7 rr-7cri7@ tas terms ulon
~ltta sipne th.- st suy company may ca-
- s1f <ise1 -i'e' e at aii ST. Godfrey
at ihe meeting pointed ogt anue Nssy
nsaY Others might be mentioned. FOR
.2.-aiee ilr .oi PfnY never slpa-1 Pc pff'
tii.tri tp tetr ue .is taes 50 % has tone
80 fPflA i''is.9a ana AtnD stfft.7
iAe e9ooe stones in Zoe
'-H.cf r ae street., ol. should he
eefrts 81 GO e.4Ae IRE pavement UNIFORM
"t. ,e-tf aH+e- az nefes snrlIi te per-
ia. ie" ~ '@te posse-s-ou oi a street ~acn
h@a acrh frern.if paved a. ioaal expense,
in1 efs.r'F thst pavement ~ ils +Ia 81
a'tlo1' prinS Compelled a. is expense %
sf i-r stress u never sseaid hs ter
.-i..t .tA i9 tfaFef necessary the coaake in
-f@-t era Aetisfs 'ice estaoiif ned ~l;noe-
.nelffln- aa ti4e eApense nade necessary
ti- e-tuS .' e'''i.i sato PC rs facSs
.-at'+A ~ rsttHi-s tnis a+je1 expense
-tVN we itttlia- Owner OF ine el'y 70
p" '-u - lf'i'i't-" 3" etct'r i.f ~
r.A7f 'h any sven street >insie
"'eo'f ~tN a.~tf "e ia'i' o"t
.e" 50 ".-4 1',o cannon OvAhti. AA.r,
'ae r'ih -AS asAies. Aiil contents thAt the
eo-... as ai', ,,,'tf13 - Do"e. ID tAa'
81" ~ que otiihsh = % lN'1. Inc Cpn-
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t'a 49, =. ttls Gles.lon among ciNtFs -
i-foif-d lA tAf Peai'nE suit ine q s1si-
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= .c-4- 't.llr ipf tHe ieopie ot tnls entire
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Hason's Shoes are warranted 20 wear out
three pair of soles, at Ia. O'Donnelrs,
price 81; % Monroe st. east side OF Campau
Spuare
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Remember The Boslon Shoe siore ~ %
AoDroe-st. IS on the east SIDE oi Campzu
square.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Esr-sus cfr tsfe Scst8n ~hoe <ft-s ~ q
N1rrs- 81. = en s8s est sae sf C4asnsa
sqlare.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

But the train hao already reached
the station, takcu on It's pa5srn-
gers. ana the wheels we're bc
ginning toluru again its run TO the
city. AS Gould scrambled up the
wall, his glossy black suit stiil pressed
aileciionately to ms bosom, the 'All
aboard y had sounded and the car
were moving. Every window wa.
filled with laughing faces a. he raccu
over the sand and stones, and wa,
dragged by two brakemeu ON 20 the
rear platform, painting and dripping
The last glimpse we caught Of hin
was as the tram entered the prison
tunnel. iheu, supported OH either
side by the railroad men, he WAS max
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14
JOKING Mr.. GOULD.
,., Funny Incident oi tilC
great Railroad NiugS
EarIl Day
r,r.t Yachting Experimentation
aground IN saint OF" Trhin Vie
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ro-ilcncc ota CLUB man whose
n,stion M recontour is nearly a-
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,,.rwa- leaving, when his eye fell
- pretty model standing on the
III, table. II represented II lib
:. m,nsai yacht. with all tho ap.
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49, That was astounding Noticing
the glance, the club man cNpAi"ed'
IT., ,- tine model of "a boat upon
vhi,n were passed some of the sun
Mo. hour. of my lite. when knew
ro,n,us ofbulls or bears, stocks or
oo,n,r. She wa. owned by one OF
,bo Cr1ger family, OF Crug'r-on-thc.
unJ.on. aud has an added interest
fron the tact hat upou her jaw
GouId acquired his lirst Yachting eN-
nericncc and 50 cvcntlul one that
ri bet he remembers it to this day.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-14

nonc Of lgySasu LavmS Show Wnns.. Vista Street, Year Fourth
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

THE LARGEST Book PUBLISHED. The
latest edition ofWebster's Unabridged,
in the quantity of matter itcontains, is
believed to Be me largest volume pub
1isfied. It win surprise many to know
that by printers careful reckoning it
contains eight times the amount of
matter that is in the Bible, being suf-
ficent to make rs I2mo. volums such
as usually sell for $I125)each.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04
u ,rAtrIndoR i Il pHio RAILROAD.
a efsct Sunday April -, 1857.

STANDARD Time, sib Z htsa s.sssstk
~ - s - Il. EAsf BoUND, s. aas
Train No.e4 from Chicago and st.
Louis; leaves Martin burg at 400. and
Washing ton Gao; arriyes Baltimore at
4 ,z;3o and leaves Bias 81 ~. ;arrives Rhila-
delphia at 1890 r. m. sssaai
Train No. from Pittsburg: leaves
qga:So q. m. !; Martinsburg 5:o7aand Wash
$40 A. m. ~ .ssixs 4ssfg hssEsS aY 500
. Il No no. mixed train, leaves Martins
burg 6.2oa. m, except Sunday; connects
for Winchester, sHagerstowil and Fred
Sericks Tsfan $50 pNa 40 y ~ 81 ns4 egs tsss
! No. 66.sexcept Sunday, LEAVES Mar
tinsburg at II a. M, via. main line;
stops at all stations, connects for Valley
Branch, HagerstoWrs Frederick.
No \, limited from st. Louis and Gin
,scinnah !, leaves Maftinsburg atspII;S5
~ III, Washing ton 2,ip, p M, and Ralti-
more AIS p n, arrives Philadelphia
II No g. baltimore an aes way 4 stations
Il via. Washington; leaves Martinsburg
y at Pm, connect tQr Wlnchester,
! Hag sTstoYn .s an 3 Ersdsr!ckva as q.
burg leaves Martinsburg $40 p M, and
poAAAA9 3 NAkAANNtsN0 es-AAN~o ASeAAAA-
more at Sac p MI and leaves at 8:45
n M; arrives Philad elphiaat asms
Taasy yasn I'll WEST BOUND. IL
Iedf No 81 limited from philadelphia to
Chicago and Pittsb1fg .leaves Philadel-
spl1ia 4 q me- Baltimore at 10 so a nj.
Washington ct Ifs45 d M, and Mar tins
chung at Io4o D nl.a ssh %
No /, limited to Cincinnati and St.
Louis leaves Philadelphia 10 As a m.
Baltimore 80 ;W ashingtpr $50 Mar
ttinsbhfg 40 p MI gl,lssls9 81 $50 sast
NO 4, Pittsburg IL press Martinsburg
at IL % p "a. arrives Gumbe rland 70,
and Pittsburg at s 50 q m vxesy ssssysa
No !. Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis; leaves Philadelp hia,4 rs !; Balti-
more IS 4 Washing tqu ~ Ioi p nj and
Maftinsbutg ~ "A a m.ys s.sssis a
No IS, daily except Sunday Balti-
more to Grafton Martinsbufg at II v
nj, stops at all stations and connects
for Romneypa Atrs y
Mixed train, ~ daily leaves Mar
tinshurg At II So q M, connects for Rom
ney and stops ~ I'll stations. "a
No MS Ieaves.7 10 m, except Sum
day stops at all stations.
Accommodati0n for Cherry Run
leaves s so p M except SUNDAY
z. MARTIN. Agent
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

~ MO- &s9 - % ~ ~
4 B. Browning, passenger on the east
bound train Of the B. & o. r. r., due
here at II a. M, stepped out On the
platform Of car to view the lime, kiln
works of Baker Bros and accidentally
broke his ankle. The standing on
platforms is strickly forbidden BY the
B. g. o. R. r. company, yet some will
not take heed. Sunday evening last,
several theatrical women were sitting
on the steps Of the cars when the train
pulled out from the place.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04
SPECIAL LOCALSs,a 49,

HaA Slarge stock Of Fresh Groceries just
received. Everything new since my
rettn n. Fresh Herring and Shad daily
at lowest price. z 7 lbs. Standard Coffee
for $I.5o, worth everywhere from ~ to
I'd cts. per pound. Finest Tea in town,
superior to He4No Tea, quarter pound
40 cts. and a fine majolica dish, or 4
dishes with every pound. All the above
to be found only at
sa A. MARTINS, The Live Grocer,
Next to Lutheran Church.
I "a Lowest prices in town on Sugars
in 20 ID. lots,
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

lRRPoRr Of Div. G., second Ward
School, for April, 1887.
No. enrolled, IS; Per Cent Of attend
ence, "a Pupils receiving the highest
number Of perfect marks for Rotations,
etc., sA class May Rutherford, r31;
Bessie Homer, I3o; Ella Hammann, III;
Blanch Whltson, nc; Moliie Bartolow,
Io6: Anna Magalis, ro6;, Lula Ruther-
ford, Io5; Samuel Boehm, II3 Walter
Strailnlan. 113; Hugh Frazer. roS; Hol-
mes Mathews. Io7 ssB Class. " Matte
WEAVING. I38; Mamie Blue, r3I; Della
Keedy, I2I; vertie Schlenss; al; Elva
Jennings. lis; May Blondel, RS; Daisy
Sigler IT'S; Maud Frisky, rs; Rena
Beck, no; Grace Wo1ford, roo; Willie
Young, I1s; Clarence Cage, III; Harry
Reynolds, III; Edgar Pitzer, Io6;
LULA MUTH. Teacher.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

For Rubber Stamps. Stencils, Mum
bering Stamps, CHECK Protectors,
Badges, Seal Presses, Wax Seals. Steel
Stamps, Printing Presses, Type, Cards,
Extra Die Plates, etc., call ory
III Gro. SfJENNINc,
at 6. L. fIensePs Grocery Store.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

FRAMES AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
You will find the largest and cheapest
line Of Picture Frames III town at Cum
.NINHAM's Photograph Gallery.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04
SOMETHING NEW.

Us Minette Photos, something neWs cute
and pretty, only $I.oo per DOZEN at
lcUNNiNGHAM's Photograph gallery,
over National Bank. Is
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04
MaxtinsbuxQ,s Free Library

I UNPRECEDENTED in the annals of the
mercantile world. Is this offer of any
book In our Library? Free to any one
securing 10 checks. ssI { s5fTsi
srssfto CATALOGUE.
I Robinson Crusoe, Swiss Family Robin
son; Pilgrims Progress, Scottish Chiefs,
Last Days Of Pompei, Andersen's Fairy
Tales, Jane Eyre, The Mysterious Is
land 20. 600 leagues Under the Sea,
Tour. of the World in 80 Days, Grimfns
Popular Tales, Guilivers Travels, Will
II, Reilly, ,Aesop's Fables, Poe's Tales,
baron Muhchausen, Servant Girl Of the
Period, Five Weeks in a Balloon, San
ford & Merton, Waverly and Ivanhoe,
Rob Roy 81 The Pirate, The Last Of the
NIohic4ns, Lady A pdleYsI Secret Nod
erf Women, Benjamin Franklin, The
Lovers Library EongfellOw's Poems,
The Sketch Book, The Use Of Sunshine,
BTyant,s Poems WhistieF's Poems
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I lJJnprecedented in the anns
mercantile world. Is this off
book In our Library? Free t,
securing 10 checks. tk
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04

Spring fever struck this town yester-
day ilkel a.cycione; ! ! AAnsnf III

" The guns belonging TO the zouaves.
Of this place, which disbanded some
time ago. win be returned to the Adju-
tant General Of the state next week, /.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-04
HE8HsbA NAY
-oG4N sAeads

oGaA H&51ds
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Ice dealers are happy.
Yesterday Vas = May day. III
. Lees ten Cent sIovis at chatlestown
ltoldAy. e8 ! lOO III
The old Everett house is being re-,
paired Bfl91I bll
The town council will meet to-mor-
row evening.
vMiss clara Miles is visiting friends at
'washingtSni nc. ~ i'll i.
Mr.. Paul Strausner, moved into his
new quarters this Cn9o5nirg: Oh
Don't forget the refreshments are free
at the s'book reception, sr-Ir ff Il
,AFourpaugh IS sued 'fo t damages in
Baltimore, caused by a runaway.
Mr.. Edward Stake, of the Hagers-
StownAbar, was in the city yesterday.
rhedt! Zion n. /. csareh, colored,
will have a.gtands rally Sunday next.
Mrs. N. C. Ditto, and daughter, ar
rived homeEfrom Brattleboros VT, yes
ITte7r5day3no is b9l1Jss 81 vi99t5
rDonf forget ths lecture ofMf. Ralph
Beaumont, at the court house, Thurs
day evening.
A2Nr. Charles Rice, of the FIRM Of Ma
son & Rice, Garage manufacturers, is
very happy. IT'S = boy
The st. Nicholas Hotel property at
Cumberland has been soldto II. L. and
! A. D. Laden for $4,000.
sPlease annoupee Nfrs WIN Elroy
as candidate for councilnan II the
Second Ward. He will receive the sup
bort Of 49,. -. MANY VOTERS.
The report on educat ton made to the
Am. &. conference severely rensnres
the injustice ailegsdto be done to the
colored people. 80 x
There are eleven Of the Cettysburg
& Harrisburg, Railroad passenger cars
in the shops in chambef sburg being
painted.
Please announce GEoRcE IzArT as
our next Councilman for Third Ward
Nopoiitics, good judgment. mechan.
ical ideas, Will receive the support Of
MANY yoTERs.
Mr.. George Beard Of Spring Mills,
who was, thrown from horse some
time ago and seriously hurt, isout again
FOR REMIT Store Room and Dwell
ing. Apply to JoHNDUNN
Mr.. David Dodd, the assessor. is tho
owner of colt with but two legs
The front legs being entirely wanting
Messrs. Editors GAzErrE. % .aag
As'r1tea 2s April a5th, 1887.
Please Announce Frahk 81 Williams
as a candidate for Councilman in Sec
ond Ward.
Two new passenger cars after the
pattern of the Pennsylvania Railroad
new cars are being built. When fin,
ished they win be the handsomes'
coaches ever run on the Cumberland
Valley Railroad.
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